Visit Kildrummy Castle Gardens During a Stay in an Aberdeenshire Castle Hotel

Aberdeenshire has many attractions forwill find plenty of places to explore in Aberdeenshire. Its
holidaymakers, most of them involving enjoying theNorth Sea coast is one of the most picturesque
area's natural beauty. One of the prettiest spots to visitlocations in the UK and you could happily spend days
is Kildrummy Castle Gardens, which is a stark contrastwandering along it and seeing what you find.
to much of the region's rugged countryside.It has long sandy beaches, spectacular craggy cliffs
The gardens are set in the grounds of a ruined 13thand secluded bays to discover, together with a host of
century castle and feature a replica of the Brighistoric sites, such as the coastal defences of
o'Balgownie - a famous bridge in Old Aberdeen.Dunnottar Castle and New Slains Castle. There are
Around the quarry in the castle's grounds are fouralso a host of friendly fishing villages where you can
ponds surrounded by water plants, together with aenjoy a wee dram in the local pub.
rock garden filled with shrubs and alpine plants.Wildlife lovers will find plenty to interest them on the
It is renowned as one of the most beautiful gardens inAberdeenshire coast, which has eight nature reserves
Scotland and the idyllic setting is the ideal backdrop foralong its 165 miles. You can see a wide variety of
spending a few relaxing hours.seabirds in their natural habitat, while the Moray Firth is
There are plenty of other ruined castles to visit duringhome to a school of dolphins, which can be seen from
your spell in Aberdeenshire, together with some morethe clifftops or while on a boat trip.
luxurious ones, as the area is home to some of theThis combination of natural attractions makes
many castle hotels in Scotland. They are the perfectAberdeenshire the perfect place to take a break - one
place to sample the food and drink the area isthat will be even more special if you choose to stay in
renowned for, as well as to enjoy a little pampering.the luxurious surroundings of a castle hotel.
While staying in luxury accommodation in Scotland you